Li Kai promised to give the trainee more learning materials, no need to mention from whom he would deduct it.
The trainee finally satisfied, smiled and thanked Li Kai, and personally saw him to the elevator.
Then, she called Tang Xiao to report the matter.
Tang Xiao was also very satisfied with Li Kai’s handling.
The staff followed Li Kai out of the elevator, still a bit worried about his decision, "Supervisor Li, if we allocate resources , what if Chi Gui stabs us in the back..."
Li Kai smiled indifferently, "She’s a D-level member, it’s hard for her to even speak to a C-level Medical Scholar, where can she stab us upward? Besides, even if she hits the jackpot and meets someone from level A or the management, would they offend someone the Orlando Family is interested in, for her?"
Darkness exists everywhere, even in the International Medical Alliance, it’s impossible to guarantee absolute fairness to everyone.
For a low-level member like Chi Gui, if she doesn’t know her place, she’s really asking for trouble.
Miranda had just finished packing her things when she turned around and saw Chi Gui messaging someone.
The other party’s name looked like Huaxia pinyin, which Miranda could hardly recognize; she could only make out that the first combination must be "Peng", thanks to her former Huaxia friend who taught her the language.
They were chatting in Y language.
That person was asking Chi Gui how she was doing in the training class and if there was anything she wanted to share.
Miranda thought Chi Gui would at least mention being treated unfairly, but to her surprise, Chi Gui just lazily typed: "A bunch of newcomers, what could be possibly wrong?"
Newcomers? ᴛʜɪs ᴄʜᴀᴘᴛᴇʀ ɪs ᴜᴘᴅᴀᴛᴇ ʙʏ n͟o͟v͟e͟l͟f͟i͟r͟e͟.net
Well... they indeed were newcomers at the International Medical Alliance.
But... wasn’t Chi Gui herself a newcomer too?
Yet, the person on the other side was very much in agreement with Chi Gui’s words: "That’s true, if there’s nothing wrong, take some time to mentor them, I’ll talk to the person in charge of the training."
Chi Gui: "No need, it’s just seven days, better to save the hassle."
She just wanted to peacefully get through these seven days, not to be fawned over like Tang Xiao, which was tiring to even watch.
Miranda looked at Chi Gui’s chat page, the other person was taking the conversation with Chi Gui seriously, which made her momentarily believe Chi Gui might actually be some big shot...
But soon, Miranda dismissed the thought.
Which big shot would just be a D-level member?
And furthermore, one at the very bottom...
Chi Gui didn’t avoid Miranda, and after briefly chatting with Peng Xiao, she closed her laptop, stood up, and walked out.
Miranda was startled, "Where are you going?"
Only then did Miranda realize it was already noon.
She quickly stood up, "I’ll go with you!"
Chi Gui: "I prefer to eat alone."
Chi Gui: "Because I have autism."
Miranda immediately showed great compassion and respect for her.
When they arrived at the hotel restaurant, however, they found people sitting in groups of two or three, and whenever Miranda approached, people would immediately change tables.
Avoiding her like a flood or a fierce beast.
Chi Gui, however, didn’t seem to mind, took the lunch she wanted, and sat quietly in a corner by the window to eat.
This very much suited the "autistic" persona.
Miranda hesitated for a moment, but after getting her lunch, shamelessly sat opposite Chi Gui.
Chi Gui slightly lifted her eyes.
Miranda chuckled twice, "Um... I feel a bit awkward eating alone, let’s share a table. Just pretend I’m not here."